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What’s Keeping Nepal’s Women from Winning Office?

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By Austin Bodetti
| myRepública
For several years Inclusion Economics Nepal (IEN), a research group overseen by Yale University and the Nepali think tank Governance Lab, has been investigating a question high on the minds of Nepali women: what does it take to run for—and win—office? The Nepali Constitution mandates quotas for women at every level of government. In some cases, such as ward committees, the system sets aside specific seats that only women can fill.
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What Do Inclusion Economics Interns Do?

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By Austin Bodetti
| Nepal News
How do interns with the research group Inclusion Economics at Yale University spend their summers? The answer used to be “doing economics” or statistics. With me, however, Inclusion Economics decided to try something new: using statistics to tell stories. After completing the first year of my two-year master’s degree in public policy at Yale, I’d developed the understanding of economics and statistics expected of a junior Inclusion Economics researcher.
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Climate change: What Nepal's local leaders think about it

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By Austin Bodetti, Aarya Shrestha
| The Himalayan Times.com Verified
Experts might encourage local leaders to package climate adaptation with more popular items like infrastructure Few Nepalis would deny that extreme weather is reshaping lives – or taking lives. This month, floods and landslides have killed over 40 Nepalis. This summer, fires, floods, landslides, and lightning strikes left dozens more dead, with scientists linking the frequent natural disasters to climate change.
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